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dau Hannah Hibbs 1736 - 1785 Union Co, SC
- on 4/11/1761 in Churchville, Bucks Co, PA married David Smith 4/25/1735 - 1801
- ** See marriage record later **
- ** See their findagrave.com pages later **
- they had 6 boys and 5 girls
- Hannah's mother probably died in childbirth
- grandfather Jones left her a considerable estate
- father Jeremiah squandered some of it
- grandmother Margaret (???) (Jones) Bolton went to orphan' s court and got legal custody
- she was raised by her aunt Sarah (Hibbs) Cooper because her grandmother was 'old and infirm'
- ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Hibbs/John Smith Esquire **
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found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2WF-R4XF
Name: Jeremiah Hibbs ****
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 25 Dec 1735
Event Place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Spouse's Name: Hannah Jones ****
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GS Film Number: 000823996
Digital Folder Number: 004034497
Image Number: 00454
Citing this Record
"Pennsylvania, Church Marriages, 1682-1976," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2WF-R4X2 : accessed 15 November 2018), Jeremiah Hibbs and Hannah Jones, 25 Dec 1735; citing Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, various churches and archives, Pennsylvania; FHL microfilm 823,996.
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Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2XQ-DZL
Name: David Smith ****
Spouse's Name: Hannah Hibbs ****
Event Date: 11 Apr 1761
Event Place: Reformed Dutch Church,Churchville,Bucks,Pennsylvania
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M50712-1
System Origin: Pennsylvania-ODM
GS Film number: 974.8 B2P V.20
Citing this Record
"Pennsylvania Marriages, 1709-1940," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2XQ-DZG : 11 February 2018), David Smith and Hannah Hibbs, 11 Apr 1761; citing Reformed Dutch Church,Churchville,Bucks,Pennsylvania; FHL microfilm 974.8 B2P V.20.
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Found at findagrave.com on 8/27/2019
Hannah Hibbs Smith
Birth: Nov 1736 Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death: 1785 (aged 4849) Union County, South Carolina, USA
Burial: Padgett's Creek Meeting House Cemetery, Sedalia, Union County, South Carolina, USA
Memorial #: 158313622
Bio:
Her mother probably died in childbirth, for Hannah was taken by her Aunt Sarah (Hibbs) Cooper at the age of 7 months and Orphan's Court petition mentions that her grandmother had been contributing towards her support (although the child had an estate of her own). In 1742, at the time of her grandmother's death, she was still a minor.
Copy of petition, "Ancestors and Descendants of John Smith Esquire, by Mittie Owen McDavid, 1918, page 15.
Proved by petition in Orphan's Court, Bucks County, Pennsylvania of Johnathan and Sarah Hibbs Cooper who reared Hannah from the time she was 7 mos. old, which mentions estate left Hannah Jones by her father John Jones, and now descended to Hannah Hibbs, minor dau. of Jeremiah and Hannah Hibbs. It also mentions her grandmother, Margaret Bolton. Guardian appt'd.
Married at Dutch Reformed church of North and South Hampton, at what is now Churchville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Hannah agreed to become a Quaker after the marriage.
Family Members
Spouse
David Smith 1735-1800
Children
David Smith 1771-1806
Created by: David Roberds (47162555)
Added: 18 Feb 2016
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/158313622/hannah-smith
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 27 August 2019), memorial page for Hannah Hibbs Smith (Nov 17361785), Find A Grave Memorial no. 158313622, citing Padgett's Creek Meeting House Cemetery, Sedalia, Union County, South Carolina, USA ; Maintained by David Roberds (contributor 47162555) .
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Found at findagrave.com on 8/27/2019
David Smith, Sr
Birth: 25 Feb 1735 Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death: 1800 (aged 6465) Union County, South Carolina, USA
Burial: Padgett's Creek Meeting House Cemetery, Sedalia, Union County, South Carolina, USA
Memorial #: 158312641
Bio:
David Smith married (1) ANN MUSGROVE. He married (2) HANNAH HIBBS April 11, 1761 in Presbyterian Church, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, daughter of JEREMIAH HIBBS and HANNAH JONES.
David offered his acknowledgement or apology and was accepted and restored by Wrightstown Monthly Meeting on the 5th Mo. 4th da. 1762. This was after his marriage and disownment. Wrightstown Monthly Mtg. Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Removals
3 Jan 1769, David Smith, wife Hannah, and children Margaret, Mercy and Hannah, to Bush River, South Carolina. ( a son Jeremiah Smith, was also b, in PA. but died before 1769)Other children b, in South Carolina.Margaret, widow of John Jones, m. 2nd Everard Bolton at Abington, Mo. Mtg., 29 Jun 1709.letters of administration granted on her estate 1742, Philadelphia (BK. D-264)The Bush River Quaker settlement was in Newberry County, When the Quakers first came, all records were kept at Bush River, the Mother meeting house. Later Cane Creek on Tyger river was organized, and some records kept there. Padgett Creek was a branch of Bush River.David purchased land at various times in Newberry, Laurens, and Union counties. There are records of his activities in all three counties, but he finally, in 1775, received his homestead land grant of 250 acres on Padgett Creek in Union County, not far from the Laurens line, and between the Tyger and the Enoree Rivers. His brother, Ralph, had settled just over the line in Spartanburg County, and their property lines bordered at the back.
During 1768-69 there was quite an exodus of families from Pennsylvania, all related, who came south at the same time David Smith came.Among these were the families of Pearson, Heaton, Addington, Lee, Hawkins, Wilson, Duncan, Thickpenny, Penquoite.
Regardless of his activities in the Quaker meetings, he became a Revolutionary soldier.His brother Ralph and Ralph's sons, over in Spartanburg, the adjoining county, were taking on active part in the war, and David could not contain himself; so leading Quaker that he was, he enlisted in the Revolution in the early fall of 1783.For this "Indiscretion" "David Smith of Padgett Creek" was disowned and dismissed from Bush River Meeting House. This public dismissal occurred November 29th, 1783.(See Bush River records and Hinshaw's Quaker Genealogies, Vol. I., pg. 1037. date 1783, and 11th 29th, 1784, 4-24). When David had served the several months of his enlistment, he was "restored" the following year. April 24th, 1784. after he had apologized for his "misconduct". David, it seems had a habit of falling out of the Quaker church and being restored. It was a year later that David received his final army payment from the State of South Carolina.
Family Members
Parents
William Smith 1669-1743
Mercy Brock Smith 1690-1743
Spouse
Hannah Hibbs Smith 1736-1785
Siblings
Ralph Hoard Smith 1725-1784
Elizabeth Smith Hartley 1730-1769
Half Siblings
Margaret Croasdale Smith Pearson 1691-1758
Thomas Smith 1696-1750
Mary Smith Atkinson 1696-Unknown
Children
David Smith 1771-1806
Created by: David Roberds (47162555)
Added: 18 Feb 2016
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/158312641
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 27 August 2019), memorial page for David Smith, Sr (25 Feb 17351800), Find A Grave Memorial no. 158312641, citing Padgett's Creek Meeting House Cemetery, Sedalia, Union County, South Carolina, USA ; Maintained by David Roberds (contributor 47162555) .
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